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CosmicVibration
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"It just has none of the qualities of your work that I find interesting. Abandon [?] it." - Eno
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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I was thinking the same exact thing. He looks like the old man character that Peter Gabriel used to do during the Musical Box.
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rogerthat
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Neil Peart and Bruford also threw in the towel. It's hardest for the drummers. That said, Collins has probably also contracted big band itis and just got washed up. McLaughlin was 70 when I saw him and he was better than ever. Came over earlier this year but sadly on a weekday and had to give it a miss but I am sure he was brilliant this time too.
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The.Crimson.King
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After reading Bruford's autobiography I had the impression that he didn't give up primarily for his lower back issues...more for the fact that he became so bitter and disillusioned with the industry and the stress of leading his own bands. It's a strange book...the first half is exciting and fun, the second half hard to read as it's just plain sad
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SteveG
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Bruford always sounded bitter to me, regardless of the era. But a great drummer hands down.
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Frenetic Zetetic
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I think he's just cynical, to be honest. Comes off kind of elitist, but the dude can play a beat or two.
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SteveG
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Indeed he do!
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Generation X has been spoiled by many great drummers: Bruford, Copeland, Peart, Chambers, White, Harrison, etc. But we still got Portnoy! (; |
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Let’s not forget his old bandmate
Steve Hackett, who turned 67 last year and is still recording and touring, and
still hale and hearty. His concert in my
area last year was the concert of the year. Okay, it was the only one I attended, but
still…
I couldn’t help comparing him to a neighbor of mine who’s the same age and ridden with health issues, largely due a lifelong smoking habit. |
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Dellinger
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^ I just saw Steve a few weeks ago, and indeed it was wonderful. Specially the second set, pure Genesis magic. I only wish he had played the whole Shadow of the Hierophant and Cinema Show.
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JD
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Ok, let's talk Carl for a moment. He just turned 68 and he
is in incredible shape. He tours more than any other Prog Dinosaur and is still
a solid player. Granted he doesn't have the speed he had in the 70's (who
does?) but he plays with guys half his age and never falls behind. |
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moshkito
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Hi, I'm not sure that Christian Vander will stop playing before he breaks one more bass drum petal or gets the bass drum flying off the floor again ... !!!
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BaldJean
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just think of poor and brave sax player Barbara Thompson who suffers from Parkinson's disease. she has to be strapped into a chair to prevent her from falling out of it, and still she plays on
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jayem
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Between Collins, Bruford and Palmer: who promotes the best life as a pop/prog musician ?
(Knowing that C.P. is also on duty as a bouncer , as we can see here )
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This guy !
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But these guys are ok too !
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moshkito
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I had a hard time with it as well, and I'm not sure why he can not say something nice about the music he did in his life, and has completely left it to waste. It's like he was not a part of Fragile, or Close to the Edge, or anything that KC did ... like his own sound and drumming was not existent ... and I simply do not see that at all ... I kept thinking that someone that could help him come off more positive would be nice to make the book more interesting and better. But there are some bits that are crazy ... like the small video where he shows you the "same thing", but on two different places, and they sound so different that you never realized that it helped a song ... and it was exactly the same thing on two places. I think he was saying that too much drumming is just cheating, and not about the music itself, and on this part I would agree with him.
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Polymorphia
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I see zero problems with this.
Edited by Polymorphia - March 29 2018 at 09:20 |
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